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1   Celebration of the 15th Amendment in Baltimore, Maryland on May 19,1870.

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3 Reconstruction vs. Redemption
GAINS FOR AFRICAN AMERICANS LOSSES FOR AFRICAN AMERICANS

4 To what extent did the South chip away at the federal supremacy of laws established during Radical Reconstruction and who is primarily to blame (southern states or lack of federal enforcement)? Writing Activity - As a GROUP: Read and share documents. Create a thesis. - In PAIRS: Write one body paragraph supporting information from the documents

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